The coronavirus (COVID-19) was unforeseen but has affected people all in different ways. For Dr. Peter Degnan, medical director for Health and Wellness at the University of New Hampshire (UNH), his role completely changed.
Over the summer the University of New Hampshire (UNH) announced their fall semester public health campaign #unhtogether. This campaign offers guidelines for the university community to help one another remain safe and healthy during the coronavirus (COVID-19). While public health and safety during a global pandemic is of extreme importance, the campaign is emphasizing the additional significance of mental health and wellbeing.
An email from Kevin Charles, the executive director of the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) Health & Wellness, to the UNH community on Feb. 7 said that there were three confirmed cases of mumps infection on the Durham campus. WMUR later reported on Feb. 14 that there were four confirmed cases and two probable cases.
UNH Health & Wellness hold annual flu clinic in the Hamel Rec Center, with a new change involving students' insurances being billed for the cost of the vaccination
